In the spirit of collaboration, Guzman Pictures‘ Filmmakers Hangout saw a blend of unique genres in-turn creating an afternoon of cinematic excellence.
From contortions by Churchill Pappylito to a salsa performance by Grace and Furaha, a range of presentations curtain raised the much anticipated hangout including a comedy stand-up by actor and comedian, Chief Janam
Ever heard of surrealism or paranormal horror, well, the aforementioned genres are just a fraction of what was showcased, with titles including, RUDI (Thiomi Citú & See Me Studios), 3 BAD (Akunga), DEAD VALLEY Animation (Kennedy Kyalo), MATA HARI (Guzman Pictures), EXTRA-TREES-TRIAL (David Waronja), END OF THE ROAD (Maurice Murage), THE GREAT CLOCK OF 1882 (Trevor Sagide), and ORISON (Trevor Sagide)
Hosted by I am Kabugi and Guzman, the Filmmakers Hangout sparked conversations ranging from the essence and necessity of social media presence for filmmakers, monetisation of short films, collaboration, and distribution from renowned creatives such as Peter Kawa, Mudamba Mudamba and Gloria Nkatha 
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